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in addition that they would do no other type of work. <br /> <br /> Chairman Oschman requested some information on a nonconforming use. <br />Board's Attorney advised that this would not qualify since they were not <br />present prior to the adoption of the buffer zone. <br /> <br /> The first remonstrator to speak was Robert Hamm of 1029 State Road 144. <br />Mr. Hamm stated he resided two houses down and felt that the traffic created <br />a safety problem in that it was directly across from the school and on a <br />bad road. He stated there had been two severe auto accidents in the past six <br />months and also that children were in the area along with school buses. He <br />also had a question regarding the sign used by Mr. Sterrett. Mr. Sterrett stated <br />he had taken the sign down and it would not be lighted. Chairman Oschman had a <br />question regarding traffic and danger of cars backing out of the drive on to <br />State Road 144. Mr. Hamm stated that children were crossing in the area with <br />cars coming from over the knoll of the hill, lastly he stated that the neigh- <br />borhood had restrictive covenants against a business. The Board's Attorney <br />advised that this was a civil matter to be raised by the neighborhood. Attorney <br />Korn also advised that the restrictive covenants could be waived if sixty <br />percent of the subdivision waived them in writing. Lastly, he stated that they <br />did not have to back out on the highway since there was sufficient room to <br />turn around. Mr. Sterrett did advise that he was generally opened from 9:30 <br />a.m. and closed by 6:00 p.m. <br /> <br /> The next person to speak was Chester Enlow who owns the home at 20 Middle <br />Lane. Mr. Enlow stated that he was concerned by the number of accidents between <br />Johnson Road and this area on State Road 144. He suggested that the Board get <br />a survey of the accidents from the local police. He also stated that this is <br />a school zone with many experienced and inexperienced drivers in the area. He <br />felt that safety was an issue here. Next he stated that he was a licensed real <br />estate broker and felt that the business would hurt property values. He <br />purchased the property 20 years ago because it was quiet residential area. At <br /> <br />-4- <br /> <br /> <br />